Charities In Gloucestershire

1. Monthly volunteer working parties to help with maintenance of Pittville Park2. Regular newsletters to members and residents of the Pittville area3. Maintaining a website and Facebook page4. Liaising with Cheltenham Borough Council5. Holding events (social or for information purposes) for members and the public6. Walks and talks7. Heritage project fundraising8. Pittville history

school discosSpring FayresSelling Refreshments

Through membership of the Guild we promote high standards of making and design in a wide range of fine crafts. We also advance public education and awareness in crafts and craftsmanship. This is achieved through exhibitions, workshops demonstrations organised through our new gallery 18 Rotunda Terrace, Montpellier Street, Cheltenham, which opened 2022. More information on our website.

Support for St Faiths Church Overbury

Our charity activities include:Childrens discosChildrens film nightParent and family quiz nightWrestling EventSummer FairCake SalesChristmas and Mothers Day salesFamily fireworks

The trust will achieve its charitable purposes by providing a course in training for spiritual directors, providing a confidential access service for those seeking spiritual direction, organising meetings and opportunities for CPD for practising spiritual directors and ensuring supervision is available and that spiritual directors hold themselves to the highest ethical standards.

Provision of kindergarten facilities for local children.

We promote the treatment and care of persons suffering from oesophageal or stomach cancer and to provide support to those caring for such persons or who are affected by oesophageal or stomach cancer amongst their families or friends.

Scouting Activities i.e* Education/training* Sport/recreation

Relieve patients of the Vale Community Hospital and other invalids who use the Hospital for whatever purpose and to improve the well being of the patients and the condition of the hospital and assist in the provision of all matters that affect the quality of life of the patients and staff.

Fund raising activities in support of North Cerney Village Memorial Hall

The foodbank seeks to offset poverty in Monmouth & District by providing food to individuals and families in food crisis. The foodbank also seeks to support other organisations working with the disadvantaged. The work is based on the Christian values of compassion, integrity and commitment. In our Financial Year 1st April 18 to 31st March 19 a total of 564 (362 adults and 202 children) were fed.

Operation of Village Hall

We aim to give young people the best possible head start in life through nautical adventure and fun, based on the customs and traditions of the Royal Navy.

THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE WEST DEAN PARISH AND WIDER COMMUNITY BY THE PROVISION AND MAINTENANCE OF A COMMUNITY LIBRARY IN THE VILLAGE OF BREAM

The principle object of the charity is to provide help to members of the community of Wotton-Under-Edge and its surrounding area, in the relief of old age, sickness or disability by the provision of a Voluntary Car scheme, and other personal help as may be neccessary.

We contribute to the cost of educational trips, regular reader awards, entertainment (e.g. pantomime) andworkshops at school to enhance and enrich their learning environment.

To advance the education of the public in the arts, in particular by operating an annual or biannual arts festival in Winchcombe and the surrounding area.

Records and distributes a weekly talking newspaper and magazine on CD, memory stick and via website to approximately 165 visually impaired listeners in Cheltenham, Tewkesbury and North Cotswolds.

village events, functions and regular social and wellbeing activities

Fundraising for support of schools activities, including fetes, fairs, fashion shows etc.

Provision of Village Hall for the benefit of the residents of North Nibley and the neighbourhood, to improve social well being and welfare

We own and manage community buildings & spaces. We will transform them into opportunities for the residents and wider community to connect, engage, learn, work and enjoy. Each community space will be run and maintained as a viable, social enterprise, creating environments that support the wider community, generating sufficient revenues to secure their effective running both now and longterm.

Provision of a Village Hall for the residents of Uckington and Elmstone Hardwicke for the purpose of social meetings and fund raising events. It is also available for hire for dancing and Yoga classes, Women's Institute, Church meetings, as well as private hire.

Tel, email & face to face support to LGB&T people, their family & friends; Information website;Training services & case-by-case interventions to other organisations;Schools & college sessions to students to address homophobia/transphobia & acceptance of LGBTQ people;Saturday daytime group in Gloucester for 14-18yr olds, 'GayGlos Youth';Parents Group;Cross-sector strategic engagement.